Image size differences in libraries

I just upgraded to iphoto 6.0.6 Now when I am looking at my pictures some are full screen and some are about the size of a playing card or letter envelope. Under general preferences I have selected "using full screen". This was not problem prior to the upgrade. Any ideas what has happened and how I can get the smaller images to appear full screen again?

Most images sent though email are jpgs, and are compressed files to save space. once you open the file, it is no longer compressed and PS shows how big the document is. Once you save it as a jpg, again, it will show the small file size.

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however, all the prints need to be the same orientation. Both vertical and horizontal prints appear on the same page.
CS6 has also brought back the old Contact sheet script but I don't think this will do it either. Both PDF output and Contact sheet script are meant mainly for contact sheet use. And both have the boundary box rules as it seems, maybe you should play more with dimensions and rows/columns but I doubt this will give you the result. In older versions there was picture package which maybe was more what you needed?
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Illustrator to Photoshop image size difference?

I need a logo at a certain pixel size.
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As I said it makes no difference to viewing, all things being equal, only to downloading the resultant image if needed for printing.
If you were concerned with print quality you would probably save on maximum image quality -12 in resizing - but up to 90% - save for web - would make hardly a noticeable difference, except for file size.
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PS 6 locks up when I try to use the image size tool

My system is Windows 8.1 64 bit
All the other tools seem to be working OK.
When I try to use the image size tool PS just locks up and the only way to exit the program is using Task Manager??
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What images? What sizes? What does the system event log say?
Mylenium

Image size to fill out the IE window

Hello,
I have a view with a menu on the left and a view container on the right side.
In the view container a linked another view.
That only constist of an image. I want this image to fill out the whole space available in the IE.
if somwbody has a low monitor resultion, it should be rezised to fill out everything and if somebody has a high resultion its the same. I dont want any "scroll bars" in the IE because the picture is to big nor I want empty space because the picture is displayed smaller than the window of the IE.
I have tried everything out. I put the image in a transparent container with "stretch", i set high and width for the transparent container and the picture to 100% but nothing really works.
As soon as I set high of the image to 100% it zero pixel. But if I set an value with px, em or ex I define the size and rezising is not done. And I cant see what the option "adjust image size" really does. I cant see any difference by (un)-checking it.
Is there any way to tell an object to be exactly that size the IE has? Is webdynpro able to recognize the monitor resolution and render an object to exactly that size?
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Thanks for the quick answer!
It does not work.
I can only see a very thin horizontal like. The image gets "compressed" to about 3 pixel and the line is as long as the image is wide (so no vertical sizing as well).
I tried it with WinXP SP3 and IE8.
I tried it with WinXP SP3 and IE6.
I tried it with my own PC via VPN to make sure its no nasty setting to our company desktop and I have only Windows, Office, SAP GUI on it. Nothing else.
Always the same result. As soon as I set the height of the image to 100% I get only a thin horizontal line.
You were able to accomplish. So I tried FireFox portable - and it works!
My lesson learned is that a picture can only be re-sized to a smaller size but not expanded. Thats no problem, I could use a 1600x1200 pixel graphic and then its made smaller.
But we have to use IE because thats the companies standard and SAPs as well.
We have the application running on a NetWeaver 2004s BI 7.0 machine. No EHP1. System got latest patches 3-4 month ago.
I cant believe that the SAP machine is the problem, because FireFox renders the graphik the same as your screenshots show.
Do you have any idea what the problem could be? Or could it be some kind of customizing/parameter problem within SAP? I have the problem since over 1 year and always thought its just a bug getting solved somewhen by a patch...

PS CC Image Size Looks Different

This may be in here somewhere, but I didn't see it....
I very recently switched from CS6 to CC.
I edited an image, made a selection, blurred the selection, did my normal processing, then sent it back to LR5.
In LR5 I cropped and exported to 1280 px on the longest side. Image looked as edited...
Later I got to thinking about sharpening and decided to try cropping and resizing in CC so I could sharpen just the areas that were sharp.
Cropped the image as desired, then did image/image size and cropped to 1280 px. The area I blurred is DRASTICALLY different - much blurrier.
Went back in history and did a stamp visible, then repeated the crop and resize. Image now looks as it should.
Tried it with the "scale styles" turned ON and OFF. No difference. In theory I've inserted both images.....
This appears to be very different behavior than I've seen in previous versions. What do I have set wrong?

Hi Noel,
I opened the image from LR5 as a standard image.
On the original layer, I did the selection of the background. Feathered it 1 px.
With the selection on, I duplicated it, which gave me a layer that only contained the background. This way, when it's blurred, it can't blur pixels where the sharp areas are.
I converted the new layer to a smart object.
I then did a filter/blur/gaussian blur of 4 px so I'd have a smart filter. Looked, fiddled, adjusted the filter eventually to 6 px.
From that point I did my normal
clone/heal on a layer
dodging on a 50% gray overlay layer
burning on a 50% gray overlay layer
Adjust contrast/brightness/whatever on a curves layer
Adjust saturation on a hue/sat layer
save the psd...
Crop using the crop tool - no set size, just removing excess stuff
Do image/image size to resize to 1280 px -- this is the point where the background blur changes
IF, on the other hand, prior to cropping, I do a merge visible (with alt down - stamp visible?), I can then crop and resize and the background doesn't change...
I presume I"m doing something wrong in the image size dialog, but I don't see it. I've tried it with the scale styles on and off - no difference...
If there's any other info you need, let me know.

Adobe recently downgraded the "Image Size" function in Photoshop. How do I get back to the old utility in which I could directly input the image dimensions in pixels?

How do I undo the damage Adobe did to the Photoshop Image Size function?

No, it's not downgraded.
You can still enter the dimensions in pixels with the current dialog. Just check [ ] Resample and change the units to Pixels before entering the number. Voila.
The difference in the layout just takes a little getting used to, after which it becomes very natural to use. To me it seems more logical now than one in the old versions of Photoshop, and of course the new Preserve Details (enlargement) resampling setting is WELL worth having.
-Noel

Document Size, Trim Size, Image Size

I have InDesign CS6 and I cannot figure out how to change the document size, trim size, and image size on a documnet I have been working on. (It is a 52 page document if that makes a difference).
Thank you!!

file - document set up - and you can change the size and set the bleeds, as far as the image size, you will have to resize them on each page as far as I know.

How do you change image size in the title window?

I just changed operating systems to Windows 7, which meant that I had to re install Premiere Pro CS4. I am now working on a 64 bit system. Might not make any difference, but thought I would give you the specifics just in case. When I pull up the title window to add a title to my clip, the image is about the size of a postage stamp. How do I increase the size of the image in that window?

Thank you again for responding Hunt. I did find out what what was happening.
I had to reinstall the program on my computer. I just upgraded to Windows 7, and I now have a 64 bit system. When I booted up PPCS4, I assumed that my settings would be the same as they were before when I had Vista installed and didn't bother to check them when I started a new project. Well, they were not. I also added a TV tuner card to my computer. I now can watch HD TV on my computer. I suppose that it is possible that somehow PPCS4 noticed that, and set my default settings to HD, rather than NTSC DV. I just merrily went along clicking the OK button and started editing. When I start a new project now, I select NTSC DV and the Title window works just fine, and exactly the way I expect it to.
I just received Jeff Bellune's book Adobe Encore DVD 2.0 in the mail and will be totally immersed in Encore studies today. With all of his children, I don't see how he had time to write it, but I'm glad that he did. I also ordered a book entitled Designing Menus with Encore DVD. I know that it was written for an earlier version than CS4, but I will trust what you said about that. Many things are the same with some minor variations due to upgrades in the program. The basic ideas don't change, but how you accomplish them can, and usually do over time.
Terry Lee Martin
Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2009 16:04:16 -0600
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: how do you change image size in the title window?
Welcome to the forum.
That is an odd one. The Title should be the same Frame Size as your Project/Sequence. What is it's Frame Size? Also, are you perhaps doing a Title based on an older Template, that was done for a different Frame Size?
What happens if you choose Title>New Title>Default Still?
Good luck,
Hunt
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CSS to control image size?

Had a quick question about using CSS to contorl the image
size. I have 50 or 60 images that will show up throughout the site
(project portfolio); however, I also need about 30 of these images
to appear as thumbnails in various parts of the site... I know in
Dreamweaver after insterting the image I can downsize it, but is it
possible to set a CSS setting to resize certain images in given
table cells? Please send me a word of guidance (or perhaps another
way to display the same image in different sizes, without uploading
another smaller one). Thanks.

I have an entire site where the thumbnails are set to be
50x50 through CSS even though they're actually 60x60. It works
quite reliably. You can either put the class on the cell or the
image itself.
If you put it on the cell:
td.shrinkme img {width: 50px; height: 50px;}
<td class="shrinkme"><img src="blah.jpg">
If you put it on the image:
img.shrinkme {width: 50px; height: 50px;}
<img class="shrinkme">
Just remember, though, that even though you're setting the
dimensions of how it appears onscreen, the file size stays the
same, which could slow page loading considerably. If it's just a
matter of not being able to decide between 75x75 and 100x100, it's
only a few kb difference; but if you're taking a 400x400 and
telling it to be 75x75, that's a big deal. You probably already
knew this, but some people don't.

Image size PS CS3

I have 2 cameras a Fuji S2 and Nikon D300. The Fuji images out of the camera are 10 mgs. The Nikon 12mgs. When I bring the Nikon images into PS CS3 the image size is 34.9 pixel dimension at 300 res. The remains this size but the res. is 72. This cannot be right. The Fuji images are smaller than the Nikon. Shouldn't the image size reflect what the image size actually is?

Mary,
This is the LINK that you want for PS for Windows.
Basically, you answer will be that some cameras' files will show different PPI dimensions. If you set this to the same, for each camera's output, you'll clearly see the difference in the megapixels, that you expect.
Good luck,
Hunt

Relation between image size, resolution and pixels

I would like to increase the size of image by using PSE9.
For sample existing image had: width (W) 6.073", height (H) 7.683", resolution 300, pixels W 1822, H 2305.
A situation) when I changed the image to W 8, H10 and click on RESAMPLE the resolution on changed but number of pixels increase to W 2400 and
   H 3036
B situation) Image size W 8, H 10 and NO ACTIVATED RESAMPLE. Now resolution reduced to 227 and number of pixel NO CHANGED from original
   W 1822, H 2305
In my understanding if image blow up the number of pixels will be same as original and only the distance between pixels will be increase. So, resolution should
be dropped.
Now the question: How in sample A increase number of pixels? From where they come?
More realistic looks sample B.
Now other way: I used crop - make original image smaller. So, the number of pixels should degrees and resolution NO CHANGED. But PSE 9 shown number of pixels same and resolution increased.
Is it right?
What is wrong or right in above explanation?
Can visible find the difference between samples A & B on computers monitor? I tried blow up sample B by 10 times and still no differences on screen,It is because resolution of monitor to low?

A. Resample means elements adds pixels to the existng pixels to increase image size
    and\or resolution and subtracts pixels to downsize. Usually resampling to make an image
    smaller is okay, but resampling to make an image bigger can result in loss of quality.
    Of course that doesn't mean you shouldn't do it, just something to keep in mind.
B. Leaving the resample box unchecked, elements only changes resolution (print size)
    and doesn't change the actual number of pixels (harm the image) so the image will
    be and look the same on your monitor.
Usually a resampled image will be of lower quality than a non resampled image because
elements has to make pixels to upsize and subtract pixels to downsize.
Elements uses the resampling method choosen in the image size dialog to determine how,
with one of the bicubic choices being the best for photos.
Elements, as far as i know, uses the standard bicubic mehod for the resampling with the crop tool.
A more detailed explanation:
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/331/331327.html
MTSTUNER

Map.app image size is almost never correct. Always small, except when 'actual size'!

I insert images into Apple Mail and they look fine (Image Size set to "Actual Size".)
But sometimes I want then slightly smaller without editing, saving and re-loading.
So I use the very handy Image Size feature in Mail.app.
Sadly, whether the image is set to Small, Medium or Large, the image is ALWAYS resized to Small.
On rare occasions I see a difference for Large, but then medium and small are always the same.
Even the byte counts for the message are the same across all image sizes.
It seems the only REAL options are 'Small' and 'Actual Size'.
I have had this issue with all versions of Mac OS X that included this feature up to and including Mavericks.
Has anyone figured out the messed up magic that makes this feature work correctly, or in sty least a sane or consistent manner?

Thanks for the reply Jon, but unfortunately I ended up with the same result as MTSTUNER said (using the Crop Tool).
MTSTUNER, that definitely helped. The problem must have been in pasting, which as you said brings a "non-smart" image over. I was even able to resize a bit on the new document without losing any clarity whatsoever. Very helpful - THANK YOU!

Image Size or Aspect Ratio? Or??

I am working on a Premiere CS5 movie project that requires some stills to be embedded within the video clips. The Premiere sequence is set to 1920x1080 (1.0) using high def footage.
The stills are all very large files, so I want to reduce them to something closer to the video size. Using Image Size I set the width to 1920 then the height comes out greater than 1080 but that should be no problem. When I play the movie in Premiere I can see that there is a noticeable difference in the size of the video image compared to the still image. The still has black bars on each side. I can zoom each still up to fill in the full frame, but that is not desirable.
So I tried an experiment in Photoshop CS5. Went to Open New and chose the film and video preset. Then I drew a nice big circle in the middle of the canvas with two smaller circles in opposing corners. Saved that as PSD with 1920x1080 square pixels. When I added that image to the video sequence it fit right in with the video images and there was no noticable size variation when the movie went from video to still to video. The circles I drew remained round and appeared just as desired, so I presume I got the aspect ratio right.
Then I opened another film and video preset and on this one I used the move tool to drag one of my still images over to the new canvas, saved with the correct attributes and added it to my sequence and it played perfect.
Now for my question. Is there a simpler process than what I described here to getting an image into the proper size and ratio to match my video settings? Dragging each image onto a new canvas with video presets is a bit time consuming and I'm sure there must be a simple way to accomplish what I need. I don't see a way to just apply the film and video preset attributes to an image that is already open in Photoshop.
Any ideas??
Thanks

Yeah, I'm having trouble putting the problem into words. You almost have to see it happening. If I was smarter about this stuff it would be easier to explain.
When I play the video clips in Premiere they look correct in the preview monitor. When the movie gets to the stills that are inserted between video clips there is a noticable difference in how the image "fits" into the preview monitor. It appears that the still image is not as wide as the video. The project and videos are set to 1920x1080 (1.0) so it seems to me that if I set the image size of a still to 1920 then the still should fill the same width as the video did.
Photoshop won't allow me the directly change the image size to exactly 1920x1080. When I set the width to 1920 the height automaticlly goes to 1235. And that image results in what I described above.
But if I create a new canvas using film and video presets I can set it to 1920x1080. Then if I use the move tool to drag my still image onto that new canvas I can save it with the exact same size as my videos. And when I do that it plays perfect in the video sequence as you can't see any difference in the appearance of the size of the still image compared to the video when they play as a movie.
So, what other method do I have available to get that same film and video present into a still image? Is it possible that it is simply a problem with the slight difference in the image size I get when using Image Resize? I haven't researched a way to unlink the H x W settings in that panel. If that's possible then perhaps that will give me an easier way to do this.
Did that make it any clearer??
Thanks

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